Once upon a time there was a greedy snake.

Chapter 384 The True Son of the Earth

Everything that falls to the earth will be captured by the earth itself.

After experiencing the assassination attempt by the three elves, Du Yi and the Seed of Creation clearly had a deeper understanding of the matter. After all, they had not held any so-called ceremony, nor had they said anything related to the planet beneath their feet—even if they wanted to, they would have to find a way to contact them, as the planet itself had not given them any means to do so.

But now, just as they had extracted some information from it, the planet's own consciousness suddenly emerged.

This was completely beyond Du Yi and the Seed of Creation's plans. Originally, they had expected that it would be good enough to obtain information about another planet. As for whether they could go there, it would depend on whether they could find out about the technology of the teleportation portal. But just as the Seed of Creation had this thought in mind, the ground beneath their feet immediately gave them a response.

The earth beneath our feet doesn't crave exotic scenery; this planet, having awakened its own consciousness, instinctively wants to devour its kind from afar.

Of course, this was not simply driven by some force. Perhaps the planet itself possessed a nascent consciousness, and this land knew that it would be difficult to accomplish this task with just snakes and wooden stakes.

Therefore, the planet itself has also made a promise.

It will provide all the combinations it can.

As for the method of cooperation...

"It's raining today."

Du Yi looked at the dark clouds overhead, and the light drizzle falling on him made him feel somewhat uncomfortable.

"If only it were a sunny day, at least it would be drier... Ugh?"

Just as the drizzle was about to turn into a downpour, the dark clouds that had already started to fall vanished in an instant, just as Du Yi's mind shifted.

Before anyone even felt any strong winds, the dark clouds in the sky had disappeared, replaced by a clear, sunny sky.

The warm sunshine fell on my body, bringing me comfort.

This made Du Yi think of something.

"If it's going to rain..."

The dark clouds that had just drifted away suddenly returned, and raindrops fell once again on Du Yi's snake body.

This time, however, the rain was much gentler than the light rain from before. Du Yi not only didn't feel any discomfort, but even felt surprisingly comfortable.

"This is...cooperation?"

Du Yi turned to look at the Seed of Creation beside him.

As the Pope of the Church of the Earth, with the city of Tahrir in such a state of chaos, he naturally had to set about repairing it—following the Seeds of Creation's usual approach, he would simply gather some branches and let them grow into the shape of houses.

This is not difficult for the Seed of Creation, since it has already taken on all the construction projects. Although it is troublesome to rebuild the shattered half of the city, it is still within its capabilities.

But just as the thought arose in the mind of the Seed of Creation,

The earth began to tremble.

What rose from the ground were not roots, but more solid rocks. The heavy stones seemed to have a life of their own, constantly piecing themselves together and piling up. In just a moment, the half of the city that had been destroyed reappeared on the ground in a completely different form.

Such a feat not only stunned the Seed of Creation, but also the people of the Earth Church. In the eyes of these participating priests, what they saw before them could be called a true miracle.

"Sons of the Earth!"

"Son of the Earth! Son of the Earth!" Someone started this, and soon everyone was bowing and worshipping the newly erected half of the stone city.

The city of megaliths stands tall on the earth, a miracle that can only be displayed by those deeply favored by the earth.

It was at this moment that Du Yi and the Seed of Creation exchanged a glance.

They had considered how the planet would support them, but they never imagined that the support expressed by the land beneath their feet would be so exaggerated.

Moreover, this so-called support goes beyond that.

After realizing the immense power behind this so-called support, Du Yi began another task—after all, these three elves were clearly after him. Although they claimed that the ancestral spirit had shown them the way and that they could only return home by killing him, Du Yi clearly saw it as someone seeking revenge.

As for who his enemies were, Du Yi hadn't figured it out yet. It wasn't that he couldn't count his enemies, but rather that he had too many inexplicable grudges. For example, those four Star Sea Evil Gods—Du Yi didn't even know how he had offended them. They made enemies on their own and came to his door on their own. Du Yi himself couldn't understand what was going on.

Therefore, in Du Yi's original plan, now that he had such power, he definitely had to fight back. Otherwise, he would not be able to sleep soundly with such an enemy outside.

But just as Du Yi was about to ask his questions...

Suddenly, an arrowhead appeared in the ground beneath his feet.

As if guiding Du Yi's direction, the concave arrow continued to extend forward. Du Yi, not understanding what was going on, called out to his son and then chased after it. As it turned out, two legs are indeed faster than no legs. Soon, they arrived outside a village.

Immediately afterwards, the soil on the ground rose up and transformed into three human-shaped figures with long ears.

It was clearly the scene when the three elves had just landed. They were placed on the ground by a huge mud hand. The hand was not connected to the body, but to a huge clod of mud—it looked like it was imitating some kind of crack, but the crack only flashed by and disappeared.

Immediately afterwards, the three mud sprites, as if waking from a dream, began to scan their surroundings.

"Then they searched all the way here... Wait, can this be recorded too?"

With the scene laid out like this, Du Yi could tell that it was clearly demonstrating to them how the three elves appeared—but what surprised Du Yi even more was that the planet beneath his feet actually remembered all of this.

"Then...do you remember anything else?"

Du Yi thought for a moment and then continued to ask.

"For example, where exactly is that enemy..."

This time, the earth offered no new explanation.

But just when Du Yi thought he couldn't even track the ground beneath his feet anymore.

His body suddenly sank.

Although his body was not particularly light to begin with, it now felt even heavier.

It's gravity.

Du Yineng could clearly perceive it.

The planet's gravity seems to be changing.

(End of this chapter)